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Dorothy Day

(1897–1980) Journalist United States

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Dorothy Day points out that many people are indifferent to religion, staying tepid while others cling to extreme beliefs. She also criticizes the sexual revolution as a rebellion against natural authority and urges voluntary poverty and love as ways to heal.

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Dorothy Day was a journalist from the United States, best known for The Long Loneliness.

Quick Facts About Dorothy Day

Born
November 8, 1897
Died
November 29, 1980
Nationality
United States
Profession
Journalist
Notable works
The Long Loneliness
Known for
Loaves and Fishes: The Inspiring Story of the Catholic Worker Movement, Catholic Worker Movement, The Long Loneliness, Catholic Worker

About Dorothy Day

Dorothy Day was an American journalist, social activist and anarchist who became a Catholic after a bohemian youth and kept fighting for social causes. She became one of the most well‑known political radicals among American Catholics.

Awards & Honors

Laetare Medal National Women's Hall of Fame Gandhi Peace Award Eugene V. Debs Award Thomas Merton Award Pacem in Terris Award

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